Democratic deputies take part in pursuing the halt of the Kalashnikovs’ rampage The Democratic Party’s effort today will be a return to Parliament. By choosing to take part in the parliamentary session instead of boycotting it, its representatives aim to use the floor to strongly denounce the violent acts carried out against activists of this party and the authority it has established nationwide. It will be a hard confrontation that, in all likelihood, will not go unnoticed by either the majority camp, the presidency of Parliament, or the government. For its part, the parliamentary group of the Democratic Party has held talks with right-wing allies for a coordinated stance in the session. The large photo on the page shows the moment journalists sought a reaction from former president Sali Berisha after these developments. Today the opposition is expected to strongly raise the issues of law and order, public safety, and ending the climate of weapons, describing this as a basic condition for the normal functioning of the state. The newspaper presents this return of the opposition to Parliament as a political move of particular importance in the situation created after the elections and the unrest of recent months. Genc Pollo before journalists in the chamber of the opening of the Parliament of Kalashnikovs, where he was not allowed to read the statement received from the PD group [?]

The special report on the “Golë” neighborhood Eight arrested in Vlorë: among them the gang leader’s brother The dismantling of the gang in the “Golë” neighborhood, considered the largest in this city, will later make it possible to dismantle the other gangs as well. The opposition from “Codë”, which is considered to be among the same ranks, will later make it possible to dismantle the other gangs as well. Opposition from other neighborhoods, hostile to “Golë”, which call themselves “The Brave Men of Vlorë”, “Tmamë” kupen, “Tmamutari” global ON PAGE 4

How a normal small town was turned into a town of rebels On Saturday, the discussion of Homer’s conditions... After taking it over, specifically in the area of the city of Gjirokastra, where the town of Tepelenë was part of its district, the story of what happened in Tepelenë at the beginning of July is the story of a slow but deliberate deterioration of order. The small town, known for its calm, was turned into a place where armed men and fear ruled. According to residents, the main role in this destruction was played by several local figures known by the nicknames Sherifi, Erpali and Kamberi, who are mentioned in accounts as instigators or executors of acts of violence. Many families were forced to shut themselves inside their homes while others left. Descriptions given by residents of the area speak of an incompetent or frightened administration and of a paralyzed police force, leaving the city under the control of armed groups. ON PAGE 5

On Saturday, the discussion of Homer’s conditions As for money, the head of Bllata says that the commune administrator Albert Mjellma declared yesterday with his own mouth that the state is only for the social-communists. The only thing the state is capable of doing is giving people visas for emigration. VE

Deputy chair of the KQZ, PS representative Fatos Klosi continues to violate the laws Sotraç’s anti-appeal stones are tied to accounts. After the KQZ decided that the KQZ List should be re-elected mainly in accordance with the laws, its director, on orders of Prime Minister Fino, yesterday morning ordered that the KQZ seal be seized. This was immediately denounced by opposition representatives as an unacceptable act of political interference in election administration. According to their reaction, the action risks affecting the validity of the institution’s documents and decisions. SH.P.

The Minister of Culture wants to prevent PD from learning the truth After the attack against Kole Poçi in his office, a new hysteria with directorial directions broke out. The orders issued by the Ministry of Culture’s directorate, according to newspaper sources, prohibit employees from moving through the corridors and from communicating with strangers. This was interpreted as an effort to restrict contacts and the flow of information. N.Ç.

With the permanent representative of the World Bank in Albania, Carlos Elbirt We have no money for Nano’s promises ON PAGE 5 The “peasants”’ feet in sport “Tmamë” kupen, “Tmamutari” global The Bolibori team declares in the Cup match, where they played against Shtutjollat, for the challenge with the actors of the season, for sport. A.V.